No, using community version is fine… the error is happening with regex… Would you mind adding the Dependency into the Import tab.
Click: into the Import Tab.
Type: System.Text.RegularExpressions and click Enter.
Hi, Is there a workflow for this, mind sharing the details
Hi Anshu
Here is an example
Documentation:
https://forum.uipath.com/uploads/short-url/plr9T0z27359f5QF7tdTUtc0Its.pdf
Hi Bernard,
thanks for your reply, I could only find version 2.0.0 however the workflow is using 2.0.11, is there a new version
Thanks
Please replace the one in the workflow with 2.0.0.
Actually, even better… please delete that workflow. I will provide you a new one with more details and options
It did work 2~3 times after I imported ‘System.Text.RegularExpressions’ , But I’m getting this error message now.
Hi Bokyeong,
It depends, are you running StudioPro on your machine? If you’re running Studio, then you’ll need to allocate a license for Studio… Are you able to run any other automations without a problem? I believe you are not. Alternatively, what you can do is change your Studio profile to StudioPro
Please set the OCREngine argument to OmniPage, which is the default engine. This will most certainly work.
the License error is probably because you’ve entered the wrong API key for “UiPath OCR Engine”.
Thank you~ I’ve changed it to OmniPage.
I’ve recently built a plugin for UiPath’s Document Understanding. This will enable PDF Redactor to redact phrases, sentences, and paragraphs. Hopefully, this will be released in the coming week
Can you please repost the Example workflow? It looks like it is gone
Thank you so much …
Could you please tell me how to install the new plugin?
Is it possible to redact texts in asian languages?(Korean, Chinese(Traditional, Simplified), Japanese etc.)
Yes certainly. As long as the OCR engine you’ve selected is able to read it. Redaction should work fine.